Sentence examples similar to under face to face from inspiring English sources
The door closed behind them and they stood face to face under the dim light.
Northamptonshire is to urge officers who misuse the powers to apologise to victims face to face under a restorative justice method usually applied to convicted criminals.
Owen Farrell is hoping to emulate Dan Carter's coolness under pressure when he comes face to face with New Zealand's World Cup winner in the Champions' Cup final between Saracens and Racing 92 on Saturday.
The diving, the water, are so spookily described that more than 20 years later I can still get goose-pimples just thinking of it, and of the electrifying moment when she comes face to face, under water, with a spectre from her own past: "I couldn't let it out, it was dead already, it had drowned in air.
As we nosed under an elevated highway, we came face to face with a modern-looking fortress of red brick and glass.
Happily for him, if a suit is from New York, as many of his are, he does not have to see recipients face to face, and under certain circumstances, he can simply leave papers at their door.
On the basis of the dramatic economic events that have taken place since the last time McCain and Obama came face to face, McCain was under the most pressure to impress, in order to bridge the polling gap that has opened up between himself and his opponent.
"She came face to face with him.
Sometimes the fighting was face to face".
